Judge Faith Season 2 Episode 49 Boss Better Have My Money | Damaged Besties

In this episode of Judge Faith, titled "Boss Better Have My Money | Damaged Besties," two separate cases are presented before Judge Faith Jenkins.

The first case involves a dispute between two former co-workers. The plaintiff, Ashley, claims that she worked for the defendant, her former boss, for several months and was promised payment for her services. She alleges that her boss has failed to pay her and has been avoiding her calls and refusing to respond to her messages. The defendant, on the other hand, claims that Ashley did not fulfill her end of the agreement and owes him money for damages to his property. Judge Faith will have to determine who is telling the truth and whether either party is entitled to compensation.

The second case involves two best friends who became estranged after a car accident. The plaintiff, Rachel, claims that she loaned her car to her friend, the defendant, and that the defendant damaged the car in an accident. She argues that her friend did not have permission to drive the car and is therefore responsible for the damages. The defendant argues that Rachel gave her permission to drive the car and that the accident was not her fault. Judge Faith will have to determine what really happened and whether either party is responsible for the damages.

Throughout the episode, Judge Faith will hear testimony from both sides, review evidence, and ask questions to get to the bottom of each case. She will draw on her experience as a former prosecutor and practicing attorney to make her decisions and ensure that justice is served.